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shaunsmaxx
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10.07.2009, 08:16 AM

You can also take your wheelnuts and your dremel and put some angled grooves on the flats of your nuts. This will keep them tight as it gives them a little bite. I had this prob on my revo and this method fixed it on mine. I was out of locktite and tried this.

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